Newbie question - how to resize

Sorry for being a newb. Just got a Mac mini and have imported all my digital pics into iPhoto. I cannot for the life of me see an option to resize photos. I can see how to crop, but not resize. Please help!

Hi Just Jim,
You can import them back into the library if you wish. I personally would keep them separate in another folder in the Pictures folder (not iPhoto Library folder).
There is really no need to have smaller versions of the photos in iPhoto. It is always best to use the largest version of photos in iPhoto, especially if you want to print, do slideshows, make books etc. with the photos.

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